Web version: Online battle
You can compete against other players in real time. It is suitable for those who want to enjoy the mutual reading that can only be experienced in interpersonal battles.
ORIGINAL BROWSER GAME
Gomoku × Special Abilities — A board game where you read each other's invisible moves
Gomoku's easy-to-understand method of arranging 5 of your stones either vertically, horizontally, or diagonally remains the same. This is a browser game originally developed by this site that adds three abilities: ``Stealth Go Stone'', ``Go Stone Bomb'', and ``Stone Radar''.
Normal Gomoku is a perfect-information game where both players share all the information on the board. In Cyber Gomoku, there are stones that are invisible to the opponent and bombs that change the board, so Instead of just counting the stones you can see, you need to deduce the opponent's aim and unidentified locations. For those who know the basics and those who are trying Gomoku for the first time, It was designed with the goal of delivering a reading experience that can only be achieved digitally, where the situation changes with each move.
No installation required. Compatible with PC and smartphone browsers.
Cyber Gomoku has released an official web version and a GamePix version (platform version). The basic tactics using stealth, bombs, and radar are the same, but the modes in which you can play are different.
You can compete against other players in real time. It is suitable for those who want to enjoy the mutual reading that can only be experienced in interpersonal battles.
You can play Tournament, where you aim to be the winner, and Daily Danger Challenge, a thrilling daily mode in which a large number of bombs are pre-placed on the board.
When you press the GamePix version button, the external gaming platform "GamePix" will open in a new tab.
Read the article comparing the web version and GamePix version of the two games
Abilities are powerful, but using them doesn't guarantee victory. It's important to think about the information you give your opponent, when to use it, and how you exchange it for regular stone placement opportunities. In an actual game, the very fact that you preserve your abilities puts pressure on your opponent.
Place a stone that cannot be seen on the opponent's screen and hide your aim until just before completion. Attacks and defenses are created even in places that the opponent thinks are blank spots.
It is an ability that involves the stones on the board and breaks the shape that has already been formed. You are asked not only to stop the opponent's run, but also to choose a position that will lead to your next attack.
Investigate the specified area and get stealth Go stone clues. The flow of the game will change depending on whether you use it for defense or to attack with peace of mind.
The board has cyan and magenta stones placed on a dark background, making it easy to see at a glance where the stones belong and what they are being controlled with. During the game, in addition to your normal moves, you will also decide when to use your selected ability. Although the on-screen presentation may be flashy, the winning/losing decision is based on five consecutive matches, which is the basics of Gomoku.
Basic rules, forbidden moves, detailed behavior of abilities Official rules/ability list In the beginning, how to think and use abilities properly is Strategy Guide for beginners It is summarized in You don't need to memorize everything before the match. We recommend placing stones in a CPU battle first and testing out the effects of abilities on the board.
You can play for free. No app installation required. Guest play is also supported.
You can play. The basic idea is to line up 5 of your stones either vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. If you are a first-time user, you can check the operation in a CPU battle.
We are preparing a CPU battle. You can practice using abilities and reading the board without waiting for an online opponent.
Strategy Guide、Update history、Development article is published.
The web version supports online battles. In the GamePix version, you can play Tournament and Daily Danger Challenge, which has many pre-placed bombs.